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A woman learns that the Bernese Mountain dog she bought isn't a purebred puppy; a friend bails on a birthday vacation.
A woman learns that the Bernese Mountain dog she bought isn't a purebred puppy; a friend bails on a birthday vacation.
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S3, EP22 "Face the Facts"A man sues his boss after a viral video she posts exposes their romantic relationship and gets them both fired.
Equal Justice With Judge Eboni K. Williams
S3, EP21 "Lawn Jockey Jerk & Puppy Love"A neighbor is brought to court for having a racist statue in his yard; a woman says her ex-boyfriend threatened to take her dogs to the pound.
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S3, EP20 "Not My Dog & Birthday Bailout"A woman learns that the Bernese Mountain dog she bought isn't a purebred puppy; a friend bails on a birthday vacation.
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